Mr Leo Radvinsky
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| 🏡 Residence | United States |
| 🏳️ Nationality | Ukrainian |
| Other names | Leonid Radvinsky |
| 🏫 Education | Bachelor's Degree |
| 🎓 Alma mater | Northwestern University |
| 💼 Occupation | |
| 🌐 Website | https://www.lr.com/ |
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Early Life[edit]
Leonid Radvinsky’s love for the field started at an early age when he played on his grandfather’s old i386 PC. Leo Radvinsky went on to excel in economics as a student at Northwestern University, graduating as class valedictorian.
Career[edit]
Leonid Radvinsky is a technology visionary who has undertaken several successful software-related projects. He is also an entrepreneur, angel investor, open source software supporter, and philanthropist.
Radvinsky has aligned himself with the open source movement, with a focus on B4X and Elixir. He has also worked with other teams of entrepreneurs, software engineers, and others from all over the world to help build the next wave of internet services and apps.
In 2018, Leo Radvinsky became heavily involved in open source technologies. Since then, he has invested $3 million in this area. One of the projects that Leo has invested in is B4X, a product by Anywhere Software. Originally a closed source suite, it was converted to open source thanks to Radvinsky's investment.
Radvinsky is also a strong Elixir evangelist. Elixir is an open source programming language that could bring about vast improvements and efficiency levels in app development.
To Leonid Radvinsky, open source technologies are the most promising for both the internet and technology in general. Therefore, he has been and continues to be a strong supporter of their development, not only with words but with financial investments as well.
Personal Life[edit]
In his spare time, Leo likes to relax by reading or playing a good game of chess – chess master Magnus Carlsen is his idol. He also enjoys weightlifting, UFC and watching history videos on YouTube.
